The phrase "audit confirmed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an audit has been completed and the results have been verified or accepted.
Example: "After reviewing all the documents, the audit confirmed that our financial records are accurate."
Alternatives: "audit validated" or "audit verified".
Health care watchdog groups said the audit confirmed accounts of problems that they had heard about for years.
Brighton's crime audit confirmed that the young were the most likely to become the victims of crime.
The new audit confirmed that the same practices were prevalent in 11 other districts from coast to coast.
Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said in a statement that the audit confirmed the union's own contention that some schools underreport violence.
After an independent audit confirmed the Chronicle's findings, Garza and other officials came up with a multimillion-dollar plan to revamp the libraries.
The audit confirmed the budget surplus, which will push city budget reserves to $1.5 billion, the second-highest level in city government history.
Our audit confirms that these measures permit safe, day-case adenoidectomy.
Each year the audit confirms a declining trend in satisfaction in the way the political system works.
The results from this audit confirm that although the BHSCCDS does a lot to encourage patients to keep appointments more needs to be done.
The government's racial disparity audit confirms the extent and persistence of racial injustice in Britain, but includes precious little on housing beyond commenting on lower levels of home ownership among ethnic minorities.
The audit confirms these fears, says Kathleen Conlee, the vice president of animal research issues at the Humane Society of the United States in Washington, D.C. "IACUCs are not functioning properly, and they're failing animals," she says.
